Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath

When this album came out in February 1970, critics said it was a rehashing of the late '60s blues rock like Cream. But it became immediately obvious that it was much more than that, as the fans quickly latched on and copies of the album began flying off record store shelves.

One of the albums that birthed heavy metal as I'm sure all here know. Must have for any metalhead or fan of blues driven hard rock. Greatest thing about this CD remaster is that it digitally combines intrumental tracks with main tracks.

Very good picture on the front side - very good songs - very good band - Black Sabbath forever

In a nutshell... Sabbath branch out their sound to include synths and moogs. Not a bad thing. What's it all aboutOriginally released in 1973, Sabbath...

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away ??. Or the late seventies in Gloucester to be more precise, a young Dr Foster would happily lie on the floor...

I don?t know what was going on with this release, the final one before the resurgence provided by Mr. R. J. Dio. The band appears to be continuing the...

It may start relatively promisingly but this album was another big sign that the glory days of the original Sabbath line-up were over. The dark slabs ...

Black Sabbath. A band so iconic, no, so earth shatteringly, genre-definingly awesome beyond words, that a T-shirt which simply states “Listen To Black...

I know it was 1975, but you?ve only to look at the cover of this album to know that this band were seriously fucked; Geezer appears to be auditioning ...

Warning: Rick Wakeman plays on this album. Don?t worry, though. Sabbath may be turning the self-indulgence knob to eleven but the results are still wo...